The Commercial Court number 1 of Seville has formalized the voluntary insolvency declaration for Senerco Energy Services SL, the entity behind Social Energy. This decision, issued on March 20, 2026, and notified on March 23, arises amidst numerous claims from customers who paid significant amounts for photovoltaic installations that were never executed or remained unfinished.
The company itself requested insolvency, acknowledging its inability to meet its obligations. Although the company will retain management of its operations, it will be under the supervision of an insolvency administrator. The company's registered office has been established in Alcalá de Guadaíra, identified as the main center of its interests.
The entry into insolvency comes after months in which public complaints and consumer procedures promoted by Social Energy customers have come to light.
Consumer complaints, filed with consumer organizations and disseminated on public platforms, detail payments of thousands of euros for pending photovoltaic projects that did not materialize. In some cases, affected parties have requested a full refund of the amounts paid due to contractual breach. Prolonged delays, difficulties in obtaining information, and the absence of clear dates for installation completion have been reported.
An example of these disputes is a proceeding before the Andalusia Consumer Arbitration Board, which issued an award in favor of a customer, obliging the company to complete the installation. Despite this situation, the judicial order has not quantified the total debt or the insolvency estate at this initial stage. This task will fall to the insolvency administrator, Summa Iuris, who will detail the company's economic situation after verifying the credits presented.
